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When your city is dubbed “Hockeytown,” you come to expect greatness, and the Red Wings have kept up their end of the bargain by advancing to the postseason annually. Come out to Joe Louis Arena and witness the Wings’ stellar play in their attempt to build on the NHL-record 11 Stanley Cup® Trophies.

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No city has enjoyed success in the NHL quite like Detroit, whose Red Wings have are perennial playoff contenders and have brought home Lord Stanley’s Cup serveral times. Score Detroit Red Wings tickets today and witness the continuation of the fantastic legacy built by greats like Howe, Yzerman, Fedorov, and Lidstrom. You can be sure that coming to Hockeytown and taking your seat in Joe Louis Arena will be an unforgettable experience, and we’ve made finding great seats for a Red Wings game as easy as possible. Our website will walk you through the process, and if you have any questions about the Red Wings hockey tickets currently available, you can reach us by phone (866.848.8499) or Live Chat. Our 100% Buyer Guarantee covers your order so you have no issues. Here’s how to get your Red Wings tickets:

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Red Wings Advance to 24th Straight Postseason

With advancement into the NHL playoffs 2015, the Detroit Red Wings have now reached the postseason in each of the last 24 years. For nearly that entire run, the franchise was a member of the Western Conference, so it should come as no surprise that its first-round series with the Tampa Bay Lightning will be a first for Detroit. The Red Wings will surely be out for redemption as well, as the Lightning claimed three of four during the regular season, though were shut out, 4-0, in the finale on March 28.